I never used to admit this, but it's sure nice to be the daughter of a farmer.
Look at the bounty my mom gave me!
I hope the children don't get the runs...
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Why do I blog? To intentionally be reminded of God's daily goodness, to preserve memories, to share with loved ones, to create something that lasts longer than a clean toilet.
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6 comments:
Wow!!!! That's awesome!
umm yeah! that is amazing!
I hear from marcie all the yummy things you IA girls get! She brought me back some peaches and apples from her most recent trip.
Wow! So yummy!
Your mom is sooo generous. She gave me a lung of peaches and a bag of Bing cherries as well! They are so yummy.
wow. they have quite the variety. do they grow the peaches and cherries to sell, or just to eat? I didn't know you could grow peaches in Iowa!
You can definitely grow peaches in IA. These peaches, however, were not. So they cannot be sold at the local farmer's market. My mom didn't grow all you see here. She goes to a Amish produce auction and couldn't pass up the peaches and cherries.
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